Another episode originally unaired by CBS has been run
in Canada. The show is maintaining its quality.
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Summer Double Features
Now that our Big Screen Batman week has come to a
close, we’re going to fill everyone in on our next
batch of pre-planned reviews. Starting in July, we’ll
have Summer Double Features every Sunday, with reviews
of pairs of related titles. For the complete
schedule, click on the “Read More” bit below.
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Shuttle Discovery Returned to Launchpad
Yahoo! News has the details. A launch could come as early as July 13th.
Comic Review – “Essential Captain America Vol. 1”
The next Essential review will be Essential Tomb
of Dracula Vol. 2, which should be ready in two
or three weeks.
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Big Screen Batman Review – “Batman Begins”
Big Screen Batman weeks ends with one heck of a bang.
I’ve joined the chorus of critics who are calling this
the best Batman movie ever. This is the best movie
I’ve seen in theaters this year.
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BBC Commissions Third Series of Doctor Who
BBC News Online has the story (contains a spoiler about next week but it’s clearly marked at the end). In brief: the next two series will also be thirteen episodes, and there will be two Christmas specials made, giving a total of twenty-eight episodes which have yet to be made.
Additionally, Russell T. Davies has confirmed that Billie Piper will be in all of series two (contrary to previous reports). He will write six episodes of series two himself, and the series will see the return of the Cybermen.
Filming on series two is due to begin in five weeks’ time.
Weekly Comics Discussion – June 15, 2005
This
week’s shipping list includes more Batman
stuff from DC (including the Batman Begins
movie adaptation) and the launch of Batman/Ras Al
Ghul Year One. I’ll be taking home Essential
Fantastic Four Vol. 4 and Giant Sized X-Men
#3. Other Marvel notables include a variant
edition of Astonishing X-Men #10, as well as
Daredevil #74, GLA #3, and
Uncanny X-Men #461, as well as some Ultimate
themed flip books.
Big Screen Batman Review – “Batman and Robin”
The film that killed the first franchise now gets a review. Our Big Screen Batman week will come to a close tomorrow with a review of Batman Begins.
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Doctor Who: Bad Wolf
The Doctor, Rose and Jack find themselves fighting for their lives in lethal
variants of twentieth-century game shows.
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Big Screen Batman Review – “Batman Forever”
Schumacher’s first outing was insanely successful at the box office. I was working at a theater at the time, and noted that most of the audience was around age ten.
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